What are/were your favourite cartoons

www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-ky9bRFG24

Not strictly a cartoon, but I loved this!
Also “Dungeons and Dragons” and the “Three Mouseketeers”

Huckleberry Hound! Loved the American drawl.

I loved Top Cat. My daughter liked The Flumps. I remember one episode were one of the Flumps had a cloud over her head because she was in a bad mood. It helped me explain about moods.

As a very small child l loved Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley. I was also a big fan of The Herbs. I had a Herbs annual and in the frontispiece there were two large flowers that you had to sniff in order to enter the magic garden (the rest of the book). I did this every single time. Does anyone else remember the Pogles of Pogles Wood or Bizzy Lizzy? Sooty with Harry Corbett was great fun and l went twice to see him at the theatre. As l grew older there was Playaway, Animal Magic, Vision On and l was a big Blue Peter fan with the immortal John Noakes, Peter Purves and Lesley Judd.

Don't forget Tales of the riverbank, I can still remember and hum the tune.. lol!

Wooden tops and Popeye for me

..... years later I had a ‘spotty dog’

For me it was always bill n Ben woodentops n Andy panda n noddy they don’t make em like those









For me the best will always be, Andy Pandy n teddy noddy n big ears the woodentops n bill n ben

I had never heard of the cartoons in the headline.

My favourite was Bugs Bunny, later I fell for the Road Runner

When I was three I loved Donald Duck, mainly because he had temper tantrums and got away with them, which I didn't.

Scooby Doo
Pink Panther

just love the present Clangers. Its beautifully narrated - love watching it with my grandchildren!
Bill and Ben gives me happy childhood memories - and Muffin the Mule - showing my age!!

Hector's House was an absolute favourite for me.
Magic Roundabout & The Clangers too

I love Wallace and Gromit, claymation all the way for me.

Barnaby the Bear !

Trumpton Camberwick Green Chigley Hectors House Mary Mungo and Midge The Herbs and Andy Pandy

My DD now deceased loved Chrystaltips and Alistair. 1.45 pm watch with motther.

my son had the talking Trumpton fire engine,it said fire! fire! call out the Trumpton fire brigade,followed by their names.

The first programme I ever watched was Andy Pandy at my grandparents' house. It was a Tuesday afternoon, I wasn't very old and I cried when the programme finished (so I've been told). I think Wednesday was the Flowerpot men and Thursday Rag Tag and Bobtail. Maybe Friday was the Woodentops. When my DDs were young we didn't have a TV so we missed all the 1980 cartoons. I think I watched Popeye sometimes.

Ivor the Engine was my grandsons favourite. He is 17 now.

Whitewavemark2. OOOH! thank you! I loved Popeye! My Auntie had a TV and I used to go to her for tea on Friday after Brownies and before Church Choir Practise! Sometimes my mother even went there on other days and I watched telly then!! I grew up on Popeye. It annoyed my dad I'm afraid.

I have great trouble with the name Felix. Whenever I hear it still immediately say "the cat" in my head!

Practice

My daughter and I always enjoyed Scooby Doo and Count Duckula. My favourites are The Flintstones, Futurama, Tom & Jerry, Ren & Stimpy and The Simpsons.

Actually, although I rarely saw it, I really hated the Flower Pot Men. Who talks like that? Well they do I suppose. I thought, as a child of 3, that this was really stupid!
And Andy Pandy was a wimp.
Noddy annoyed me. Too pleased with himself.
And the Moomins .... what on earth? Oh I see...

Plus later I couldn't look at Rhubarb and Custard - gave me migraine.

But the Camberwick Green, Trumpton, Chigley et al. mob. Yes. Now they knew a thing or two. You could depend on them. Need a fireman? You'd be ok. That was grown-up stuff. Real village and town life that was. True to life.
We still sing as my DD1 used to: "Here coms the Policeman, The big friendly Pop Pleece man..."

Of course, we all know that The Magic Roundabout was for 18+ year old students who used to rush back from lectures to watch it ..... Ahh well my dears, I am off with Ermintrude now...

Tales of the Riverbank; Rag, Tag and Bobtail - do they count?

The Wooden Tops , Camberwick Green, Wacky Races, Tom and Jerry, Droopy , Desperate Dawg, Hector's House, Andy Pandy, and as I got older Follyfoot